Four benefits of registering your youth-led organisation with NYDC | WestMac Media

‎Are you a youth-led organisation, club, association, or cooperative looking to grow, access opportunities, and make a greater impact in your community?

Build robust, scalable systems Zambian youth edges African entrepreneurs | WestMac Media

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A Zambian youth addressed the inaugural Africa Week 2026 Youth Forum at UNESCO on May 20, challenging a new generation of African entrepreneurs to move beyond basic project implementation toward building robust, scalable systems.

Call for Applications: SIFAZ Matching Grant Facility | WestMac Media ‎

‎Deadline: 5th June, 2026

FAO is excited to announce the launch of the 2nd call for the  SIFAZ Matching Grant Facility for cooperatives, farmer organizations and individual farmers working with SIFAZ-supported cooperatives and SMEs. 

Beekeeping mentors gets empowerment in Mafinga | WestMac Media ‎

‎Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Green Economy and Environment, Dr. Douty Chibamba, has handed over eight bicycles valued at approximately K40,000 to mentors under the Kaswa Beekeeping Producer Group in Mafinga District as part of efforts aimed at strengthening climate resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods in local communities.

‎Call for Applications: ESA Regional Youth Exchange on SRHR | WestMac Media ‎

 

‎𝗖all for 𝗖ertified 𝗧rainers, 𝗖oaches and 𝗠entors | WestMac Media ‎ ‎ ‎

𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗱𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲: 25th May 2026

‎Are you passionate about empowering local enterprises, strengthening supplier ecosystems, and contributing to inclusive economic growth? If your answer is yes, we would love to hear from you.

‎Call for Applications: Scaling Up Public-Private Co-Investments for Climate Action in Agrifood Systems in Zambia| WestMac Media

‎Do you have an innovative idea that can strengthen climate resilience, support sustainable agriculture, and help transform Zambia’s agrifood systems?

Why Zambia still has no indigenous corporate giants after 62 Years | WestMac Media

‎By Kumbukilani Phiri

‎Here is something we rarely discuss honestly and in depth.

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‎Have we ever stopped to ask ourselves why, 62 years after gaining political independence, Zambia still struggles to point to truly world-class indigenous companies dominating our economy across major sectors?